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Inventory of the Douglas G. Adams Collection
Inventory of the Douglas G. Adams Collection
Collection number: GTU 2008-1-01Graduate Theological Union Archives
Graduate Theological Union
Berkeley, California
- Processed by:
- David Stiver
- Date Completed:
- June 29, 2010
- Encoded by:
- David Stiver
Biography / Administrative History
Scope and Content of Collection
- The Great Awakening, 1976 October 10
- The Second Awakening, 1976 October 17
- The Puritans 1976 October 2
- Slavery and the Church, 1976 October 24
- The Imprisoned Splendor, 1988 June 19
- Sermons: Declaration of Interdependence, Integrity in Worship, 1988 June 3, 1989 January 29
- Hosea, the Hebrew Prophets, 1988 March 6
- Overcoming the Barriers, 1988 May 1
- The Re-Digging of Old Wells, 1988 May 29
- Sermons: The Vital Center, Two Sides of Christian Faith, 1988 October 23, 1988 July 24
- A Celebration of Thanksgiving, Kathryn Kit Hogue 1917-1995, 1995 September 16
Collection Contents
Series 1. Biographical 1816-2007
Memorial Celebration 2007 October 14
Remembering Doug Adams 2007
Resumes 1975-2000
Baptism Certificate 1945 April 12
Photos, family and young adult undated
Photos, family and young adult undated
Photos, adult undated
Correspondence, family 1960s
High School Records and Papers 1961-1963
High School 1962-1963
Genealogy, John J. Foote 1816-1905
Genealogy, Engstrom and others 1898-1964
Duke Paper and Notes 1964-1965
William Poteat Class 1966
Duke Diploma, BA 1967
My Spiritual Summer 1967
Recipient of Dr. Elmer E. and Agnes E. Walker Scholarship Award 1967 September 24
Margo 1968-1976
Personal Knowledge and Progress 1968
Pacific School of Religion, papers 1968
Pacific School of Religion, papers 1968-1970
Pacific School of Religion, Diploma, MA and D. Div 1970
Ordination Paper and Certificate 1970
Accepts Call to College Heights Church, UCC, San Mateo 1970
Pacific School of Religion, Dissertation Prospectus 1973
PSR-GTU Papers 1972-1974
19th Century Notes 1972-1973
Graduate Theological Union, Diploma Th.D. 1974
Smithsonian Fellow 1974-1975
National Collection of Fine Arts, Post Doc 1975-1976
An Improvisational Tour 1975-1976
References 1974-1978
University of Montana Proposal, Studies in Religion 1975-1976
PSR Appointment, References 1976
Move to Bay Area 1977
Duke Graduating Class 1967
10 Year Reunion, Duke 1977 June 17-19
Outstanding Young Man of America 1977
Mention, Robert E. Fitch, Hippies, Hoodlums, Youthmongers - and Students 1968
Exorcising Idols 1973
"Early Pulpit Levity" 1974 June 29
News articles, Bicentennial Worship 1975-1976
Adams at University of Montana 1975 October
"Another Adams Appears," 1976 April 11
"Doug Adams Here" 1976 April 23-24
"Update: Conversation with Doug Adams" 1976
Mention, Annual Meeting Highlights', United Church 1976
Mention, "The Bible in Choreography" 1979 October 14
"Theological Gadfly," Wisconsin Conference Life 1977 June
Fellowship Faces, Arts Advocate 1980 Winter
Retreat Planner, Arts Advocate 1980 Fall
Mention, "The Candidate from Hannibal," New York Times 1984 June 22
"The Good Book is Good for a Laugh?" 1994 March 26
"Popular Culture: Doug Adams from PSR" 1996-1997 November-January
Mention, Yearbook of Collegiate Church 1989
Mention, Grape Festival, Northern California Jewish Bulletin 1992 September 25
Day Honoring Adams, PSR 1997 November 21
Excellence in Teaching, UCC 1999
Margo Miller Adams, obituary 2005 November 28
Interview of Doug Adams 2006 July 11
Sarlo Excellence in Teaching, GTU 2006 May 3
Biographical Descriptions undated
Audio Tapes, family letters, cassettes and reel to reel undated
Restricted files 1993
Academic gown, hood and cap (GTU); brown habit, and light grey robe (choral?) 1970s-1980s
Posters and news articles 1967-2007
Scope and Content Note
- Poster, Henry Ward Beecher, Middle Collegiate Church, New York City, February 5, no year.
- "Puritans' Influence Is Noted," The Missoulian, 1975 November 29.
- "Rebirth of Spiritual Art," The Oakland Tribune, 1995 August 3.
- "18th Century preachers: Were they effective?" St. Petersburg Time, 1976 February 14.
- Special ceremony to honor Doug Adams, Hills Publications, 1997 November 20.
- Career Path Renaissance, CSVWE, 2006 May 14.
- "When the Sprit Moves You," San Jose Mercury News, 1986 August 9.
- "Another Adams Appears," undated.
- Berlitz Award for Doug Adams, The Duke Radical, 1967 April 28.
- "Jubilate Dancers Involve the Viewer," The Denver Post, 1974 October 4.
- "Reaching out through sacred art," Rocky Mountain News, 1976 March 21.
- "Faith Rewarded," The Sacramento Bee, 1997 January 25.
- "Humor in the Bible?" Houston Chronicle, 1986 September 6.
- "Any Place for a Laugh?" Los Angeles Times, 1989 December 10.
- "Moved by the Spirit to Dance with the Lord," New York Times, 2007 March 4.
Photos, Certificate Smithsonian, Ribbon of Life 1975-2001
Series 2. Correspondence 1963-2006
Scope and Content Note
Correspondence 1967-1969
Correspondence 1971
Correspondence 1973
Correspondence 1974-1976
Correspondence 1975
Correspondence 1975-1978
Correspondence 1977-1980
Correspondence 1994-2001
Correspondence 2006
Correspondence undated
Harvey Alper 1965-1967
Bicentennial 1974-1975
Harry Boute 1963
A.B. Cotton 1975
Robert Bradbury 1960s
Dennis Campbell 1967-1968
Jane Dillenberger 1975
Duke 1988
Allen Dyer 1968-1969
Family 1963
R.B. Fulton 1962-1966
Sandy Hackney 1966
Joe Harris 1966-1967
Humor in the Pulpit 1973
Hubert Humphrey 1964
Charles McCoy circa 1966
Polanyi 1968
Patrick Sullivan 1967-1968
Jeff Van Pelt 1967-1968
Roger Wedell 1979
Clint Wilson circa 1967
Series 3. Writings, Sermons and Lectures 1967-2007
Sermon, "to See God," Second Congregational Church 1967
Sermon, "Daily Bread," Arlington Community Church 1969 July 6
Sermon, "We Are All God's Welfare Recipients," circa 1971
Celebrate the Revolution 1972
Celebrate the Revolution 1973 February
Laugh with the Lord, Exorcising Idols 1973 June 6
Exorcising Idols 1973 July 22
Baptism and a Hope Chest 1973 August-September
April Fool's Day 1974 March
Dissertation, Humor in the American Pulpit, Part 1 1974 April 1
Dissertation, Humor in the American Pulpit, Part 2 1974 April 1
Presentation, Ironies in Thomas Cole's Religious Paintings 1974 Spring
Irony and Satire in Slave Spirituals, Reference to Satan circa 1974
Findings and Questions, Humor in 19th Century Lithographs 1974 September 19
Chagall Windows as Choreography: Stained Glass as Inspiration for Dance in Worship, Stained Glass 1974 Spring-Summer
Lecture, Presidents and the Devil: Religious Dimensions of Humorous 19th Century American Lithographs [Smithsonian] circa 1974
Religion in Revolution, Liturgy 1975 March
Insights from "Three Perspectives on the Religious and Aesthetic Imagination", Seedbed 1975 June
Review, Religious Movements in Contemporary America, Journal of AAR 1975 September
Uplifting the Whole body: Report on the 1975 SDG Institute 1975
Involving the People in Dancing Worship Historic and Contemporary Patterns, Sharing Company 1975
Implications of Polanyi's Thought Within the Arts A Bibliographic Essay, News Bulleting of The Polanyi Society 1975
Devils and Disunion: Humor in a Half Century of Popular American Religious Lithographs (1830-1880), Abstracts AAR 1975
Dough and Margo Adams, Festive Foods to Uplift The Days 1975
Laughing at National Idols, Modern Liturgy 1976 January
Editor, The Tenth Chapter circa 1976
An Inaugural Prayer to Put Our Rulers in their Places, AD 1976
The Question Period and Authority in 17th and 18th Century American Religions, AAR/SBL 1976 May 6-8
Correlation Between Dance Drama and Shifting Emphasis of Western Religious Rituals, Abstracts AAR 1976
Juvenile Delinquency , On the Move 1976 October
Understanding the Agenda in Christian Worship 1976 October
Response, Art as a Hermeneutic of Narrative 1976 November 14
Review, The Rise of Adventism, Journal of the AAR 1976 December
Brethren Worship in the Spirit of '76 1976
Methodist Worship in the Spirit of '76 1976
Exorcising Idols, a one-act play 1976
Worship and the Shaping of the Nation, Major Feasts and Seasons 1976
Editor, Religious Origins of the American Revolution 1976
Letter to the Evangelion 1977 February 14
Celebrating Our Unity and Diversity in Liturgical Dance 1977 March
Review of Ritual in a New Day 1977 May
A Grateful Word for Accepting for Incompleteness, for Evangelion 1977 October 27
Twenty Second Sunday After Pentecost, Word and Witness 1977 October 30
The Emergence of Meaning: Religious Use of Drama, JED Share 1977 November
Some Denominational Reflections at an Interdenominational Seminary 1977 December
Celebrating our Diversity in Togetherness, Together 1977
Contribution in Worship: Inclusive Language Resources, UCC 1977
Reviews of Perceptions of the Spirit, Art and Ethics, Homiletic 1977
A Standing Ovation for God circa 1977
Ushering in the Spirit of Celebration 1978 December-January
Review, The Spirit Moves: A Handbook of Dance and Prayer, Worship 1978 January
Review, Sermons for the Celebration of the Christian Year, Modern Liturgy 1978 February
Triumph and Tripudium, Modern Liturgy 1978 March
Liturgy to Bring Families Together and A Standing Ovation for God, Modern Liturgy 1978 May
Adams and Phil Mullins, Meaning with the Arts: The Implications of Polanyi's Epistemology for the Arts, Studia Mystica 1978 Summer
Twenty Second Sunday After Pentecost, Word and Witness 1978 October 15
Review, How Shall They Preach, Religious Studies Review 1978 October
Review, Body Memory and Architecture; Theology in the Shape of Dance; Dancing the New Testament, Homiletic 1978
Bringing Biblical Humor to Life in Liturgy, Modern Liturgy 1979 January
Free Church Worship and Sunday Work, New Conversations 1978-1979 Winter
Independence Day, Word and Witness 1979 July 4
Review, Praise God: Common Prayer at Taize, Worship Times 1979 Spring
Review, Sacred Art in a Secular Century, Journal of AAR 1979 June
Review, Word and Table: A Basic Pattern of Sunday worship for United Methodists, PSR Bulletin 1979 June
The Seasons: A Time to Dance, Modern Liturgy 1979 June July
Experiencing Early Church Worship, Modern Liturgy 1979 August
Becoming Newly Informed by the Visual Arts, JED Share 1979 Winter
Sermon, Bring Jesus' Humor to Life 1979 December 9
Triumph and Tripudium, The Holy Week Book 1979
Vitalizing Worship with Dance, Military Chaplains' Review 1979
Margaret Taylor and Adams, Humor in Liturgical Music and Dance, Modern Liturgy 1979
Reviews: Rebirth of Imaginative Visions; Theology and the Arts 1979
Reviews, And We Have Danced, Rebirth of Imaginative Vision, Theology and Arts, Homiletic 1979
Informing Worship with the Arts, New Conversations 1979-1980 Winter
The Many Faces of God: the role of Art in Religion, The Art in Living 1980 March-May
Good Friday edition, Word and Witness 1980 April 4
Review, The Bible in the Pulpit, Modern Liturgy 1980 August
Review, Dance as Prayer, Modern Liturgy 1980 September October
Review, Theology of the Icon and Dancing the Old Testament, Homiletic 1980
Review, Sign of our Times, Modern Liturgy, Elie Wiesel, Actions Gestures and Bodily Attitudes, Homiletic circa 1980
Dances Affirming Earth circa 1980
Criteria in Styles of Visual Arts for Liturgy, Worship 1980 July
Twentieth Sunday After Pentecost, Word and Witness 1980 October 12
The Place of Humor in Preaching and Worship, Preaching and Worship 1980 December 11-13
Direction in Moving Dismissals, Modern Liturgy 1980 December
Mark Twain's Resonance with Religion, Mark Twain, social critic for the 80s 1980
Adams and Judith Rock, Biblical Criteria in Modern Dance, Israel Dance 1980
Humor in Jesus' Parables, Modern Liturgy 1981 May
Free Church Worship in America from 1620 to 1835, Worship 1981 September
17th Sunday after Pentecost, Word and Witness 1981 October 4
Dancing and Pilgrimage as Hermeneutics of Religious Meaning in Contemporary American Visual Art, AAR/SBL 1981
Meaning in Kellogg Lithographs and New England Sentiment circa 1981
Sighting the Arts in worship, Modern Liturgy 1981 December - January 1982
Adams and Alexander Blair, Changing Biblical Imagery and American Identity in 17th and 18th Century Sermons and Arts, Papers of the annual Meeting Academy of Homiletics 1982 January 5-8
Playfulness with Paul's Letters in Liturgy, Modern Liturgy 1982 April
Review, Ten Commandments for the Long Haul, Religious Studies Review 1982 April
Review: The Company of Strangers: Christian and the Renewal of America's Public Life, Religious Studies Review 1982 July
Moving Away from the Axial: Asymmetrical forms in Jewish and Christian Dance Rituals, AAR/SBL Abstracts 1982
Review, The Courage to Love circa 1982
Adams and Judith Rock, Biblical Criteria in Modern Dance: Modern Dance as a Prophetic Form, Focus on Dance X: Religion and Dance 1982
Putting down American Idolatries: Pulpit Humor in the Days of Henry Ward Beecher, Mark Twain Himself! Humor, War and Fundamentalism 1982
Review, The Dance in Christianity: A History of Religious Dance Through the Ages, Religious Studies Review 1983 January
Cultivating Freedom and Dancing in the Vernacular, Modern Liturgy 1983 February
Special Resource: Preaching Jesus' Parables in the 1980s, Word and Witness 1983
Dance for Older Adults in a Worship Setting, Journal of Physical Education, Recreation and Dance 1983 May
Conscience, Tacit Knowing, and the Art of Judgment, Soundings 1983 Spring
Adams and Phil Mullins, Meaning with the Arts: The Implications of Polanyi's Epistemology for the Arts, Studia Mystica 1983 June
Camp Meetings and Worship, Liturgy: Holy Places 1983 Fall
The Fifteen Sunday After Pentecost, Word and Witness 1983 September 4
Deriding the Devil in American Political Caricature and Preaching, Journal for Preachers 1983 Lent
Environmental Concern and Ironic Views of American Expansionism Portrayed in Thomas Cole's Religious Paintings, Environment and Vision 1983
Book Reviews: Protestantism and the American University; A Lasting Spring 1983
Liturgical Dance with Older Adults circa 1983
Wisdom in Liturgical Dance, Modern Liturgy 1984 April
Bringing to Life the Humor of Jesus' Miracles, Modern Liturgy 1984 May
Theological Expressions through Visual Art Forms, Art, creativity, and the sacred : an anthology in religion and art 1984
Sacramental Worship for Creation Consciousness, Cry of the Environment: Rebuilding the Creation Tradition 1984
Paul as Grandmother, Mother Liturgy 1985 February
Recent Religion and Visual Art Scholarship, Religious Studies Review 1985 April
Maundy Thursday, Word and Witness 1985 April 4
Stories Should be Seen and Not Heard, Modern Liturgy 1986 June-August
Wine in the Bible and Worship, Schramsberg Golden Chain 1986 Summer
Theologies in Visual Art Forms, Dialog 1986 Fall
Modern Sculpture Emphasizes Human Body To Gain Transcendence, Church Teachers 1986 November-December
Sacrifice, Crucifixion and Hope in Segal's Holocaust, Church Teachers 1987 January February
Michelangelo's Art Leads Us to Resurrection, church Teachers 1987 March-May 1987
Timing: The Difference in Performance, Phoenix Rising 1987 May
Black White and Gray in the Reign of God 1987 June-August
What is Your Worship Saying? Modern Liturgy 1987 September
Icons Show Us We Are Not the World's Center, Church Teachers 1987 September-October
Nativity Affirms Diversity, Church Teachers 1987 November - December
Diverse Understandings and Practices of Communion 1987 September 26
Newman's Stations of the Cross Make Us Respond Biblically, Church Teachers 1988 January February
Interview of George Segal 1988 February 20, 1997
Interview of Stephen de Staebler 1987 March 25
Communion Paintings Affirm Our Crucifixion and Resurrection 1988 March-May
Reflections on Segal's Holocaust, ARTS 1988 June
Pilgrimage Toward Community with Christo's Running Fence, Church Teacher 1988 June August
Art Affirms Times to Mourn and to Dance, Church Teacher 1988 September October
Seeing the Unexpected in Advent, Church Teacher 1988 November December
Focusing on Others' Faith Through Christ's Miracles, Church Teacher 1989 June August
Surveying the Cross Through Paintings and Hymns, Church Teacher 1989 January February
Becoming the Body of Christ in Resurrected Communion, Church Teacher 1989 March May
Perceptions of Theological and Biblical subject Matter in Post-Modern American Art, Prism 1989 Spring
A modest proposal to treat students as adults 1989 May 15
Art Exhibitions in Seminary Libraries. ARTS 1989 Fall
Seeing the Developmental Stages in Cole's Voyage of Life, Church Teachers 1989 September October
Incarnation and Resurrection through the Madonna and Child, Church Teachers 1989 November December
Education for Ministry: The Arts and Worship, Disciples Seminary Foundation 1989
Moving Beyond Words for Dance: A Bibliographical Essay, ARTS 1989-90 Winter-Summer
Baptist with Christ Incorporates Turning Around, Church Teacher 1990 January February
Birth Death and Rebirth through Pietas, Church Teacher 1990 March May
Prayer of Thanksgiving, Christian Mission into the Twenty-first Century 1990 March 3
The Lesson and the Visual Arts, Lectionary Homiletics 1990 March
Choosing a Cross to Follow Christ, Christ Teachers 1990 June August
Changing the World through Humorous Last Judgments 1990 September October
A Prayer for Artists, Review and Expositor 1990 Fall
Dancing Christmas Carols with angels Worshipping god, Church Teacher 1990 November December
Adams and Judith Rock, Biblical Criteria in Dance: Modern Dance as Prophetic Form, Dance as Religious Studies 1990
Uplifting Umbrellas and the Importance of All Persons, Church Teachers 1990
Form Critical Categories of Dance in the Bible and Choreography in Worship 1990
Reviews, The Visual Arts and Christianity in America; Dance as Religious Studies, PSR 1990-1990
Seeing Job Rise and Fall in Our own Lives, Church Teachers 1991 January February
The State of the Arts at Seminary, The Christian Century 1991 March 20-27
Relating Biblical Passages and Our Lives in Panels of Love, Church Teachers 1991 March May
Everyday Sacramental Involvement through Impressionism, Church Teachers 1991 June August
The Center for the Arts, Religion and Education, ARTS 1991 Summer
Educating the Eye in Theological Education: An Interview with Jane and John Dillenberger, ARTS 1991 Fall
Living with Wounded Families 1991 September October
Sleeping and Resting Still Through Jesus' Agony, Resurrection, Church Teacher 1992 January February
Remembering our Exodus and Resurrection at Every Doorway, Church Teachers 1992 March May
Uplifting Umbrellas and the Importance of All Persons, Church Teachers 1992 June August
The Body, Relationships and Transcendence, Image 1992 Summer
Affirming Artists in Residence Programs as Messy, ARTS 1992 Summer
Insight into Abraham's Farewell to Ishmael, ARTS 1992 Fall
The Lesson and the Arts, Lectionary Homiletics 1992 September
Wine and Humor at Cana, The Fourth R 1992 November
Embracing Tensions Between Generations, Church Teachers 1992 November December
Form Critical Categories of Dance in the Bible and Choreography in Worship 1992
Growing Spirituality by Attending to Others, Church Teachers 1993 January February
Art Faith and Wholeness, New Theology Review 1993 February
Seeing Multiple Meanings for Christ in Isaac, Church Teachers 1993 March May
Embracing our Prodigals, Church Teachers 1993 June August
Making Space for Faith, church Teachers 1993 September October
Light Interrelates Stories of Moses and Jesus, Church Teachers 1993 November December
Seeing the Earth as Gift, Church Educator 1994 February
Seeing Beyond Ourselves, Church Educator 1994 August
The Magi, the Magnificant and Martin Luther King, Church Educator 1994 November
De Staebler Winged Figure Installed at GTU Library, ARTS 1994 Summer
An International Conference on the Visual Arts, ARTS 1994
Dead Poets' Society: A Video for Easter and Pentecost, Church Educator 1995 February
Paul as Humorist, The Bible Today 1995 March
Eyes to See Wholeness, ARTS 1995
Encouraging Incompleteness and Empathy through Art, Church Educator 1995 May
Including Women, Men and Children in the Last Supper, Church Educator 1995 August
Learning the Gospel through Forrest Gump, Church Educator 1995 November
Religion and the Arts in Berkeley: New Developments, ARTS 1995
Entries in Harper Collins Dictionary of Religion 1995
Jesus Parables Refocus our Attention on Others, Church Educator 1996 Fall
Seeing How Jesus' Prodigal Parable Frees Imagination, Church Educator 1996 May
Seeing Jesus Busted Banquet Parable, Church Educator 1996 August
Seeing Advent to Ascension through ET, Church Educator 1996 November
Entries for The Dictionary of Art 1996
Commendatory Preface for Hogue's Prophets and Paupers 1996
Seeing Good News in Good Shepherd Art, Church Educator 1997 February
Discerning the Prodigal Parable through the TV Show Orleans, Church Educator 1997 May
Seeing Wider Social Concern through Communal Art, Church Educator 1997 August
Seeing How to Live with Little Thanksgiving, Church Educator 1997 November
Humor in Jesus' Healing Miracles, Church Educator 1998 February
Ambiguity: A Gift of the Arts for Inclusive Communities, PSR Bulletin 1998 Spring
Remembering our Conflicts at the Communion Table, Church Educator 1998 May
Humor in Jesus' Genealogy as a Grandparent Story, Church Educator 1998 Summer
Facing the Resurrection of Lazarus, Jesus and Ourselves, Church Educator 1998 August
Perceiving God's Grace, Church Educator 1998 November
A Visit with John Calvin 1998 November 6
Review: The Religious Art of Andy Warhol circa 1998
Mixing Evil and Good Together in Heaven, Church Educator 1999 February
Never Looking Back as the Kingdom Comes, Church Educator 1999 May
Lecture, Intertexuality of a Father's Embrace 1999 July
Seeing the Kingdom of Heaven as Wise and Foolish Women, Church Educator 1999 August
Seeing Spit and dirt on Healing Hands, Church Educator 1999 November
Insights into Abraham's Farewell to Ishmael, ARTS 1999
Hush! Be Still! Church Educator 2000 February
Dream Dreams and See visions of Resurrection, Church Educator 2000 May
On John Dillenberger, GTU Currents 2000 Spring
Bringing the Humor of Hebrew Scriptures to Life, Living Text 2000 Summer
Perceiving the Open and Affirming Arms of Jesus' Crucifixion, Church Educator 2000 August
The Best of Doug Adam's Biblical Humor circa 2000
The Crowd Said, Let Him Be Crucified, Church Educator 2001 February
Listening While Looking Down, Church Educator 2001 August
Seeing Our Selfishness and God's Faithfulness, Church Educator 2001 November
Review, Art and the Beauty of God, Theology Today 2002 January
Seeing the Relationship between Embracing and Healing, Church Educator 2002 May
Discerning Differences Between Hands of God and the Devil 2002 August
Perceiving an Inviting Christ, Church Educator 2002 November
Becoming One Body: Stephen De Staebler's Family of Winged Figures, Image 2002 Winter
Ambiguity: A Gift of the Arts to Formation of Inclusive Communities, Postmodern Worship and the Arts 2002
Quote for Michael Bausch's Silver Screen, Sacred Story 2002
To Touch or Not to Touch, Church Educator 2003 February
Seeing the Good Shepherd, Church Educator 2003 May
Seeing Good Coming from the Bad and Ugly, Church Educator 2003 August
Sermons, In Praise of Annuals and Reunions, 2nd Congregational Church 2203 September 21
God Bless Us Everyone, Church Educator 2003 November
Let Them Alone, They are Blind, Church Educator 2004 February
Christo and Jean -Claude, The Gates, The Great Conversation with Doug Adams, The Honors college, University of Houston 2004 March 31
The Passion of Christ, Church Educator 2004 May
Not Seeing the Poor and Rich, Church Educator 2004 August
The Passion of the Christ and Emotional Spiritual Life, Visual Parables 2004 Spring
Embracing the Prodigal, New Conversations 2004 Winter
Christo's the Gates, Church Educator 2004 November
Changing Perceptions of Jesus' Parables through Art History: a Polyvalency in Paint, Reluctant Partners: Art and Religion in Disguise 2004
A Tribute to John Dillenberger and Jane Daggett Dillenberger, ARTS 2004
The Devil and Humor, Church Educator 2005 February
A Pugnacious Prodigal Son, Church Educator 2005 May
Salvation with the Shadowy Samaritan, Church Educator 2005 August
Changing Perceptions of Communion Through Art, House of Hope 2005 November 16
Exodus and Resurrection to Freedom: Christo and Jean Claude, ARTS 2005
The Pretense of the Unmerciful, Church Educator 2006 February
Broken Obelisk, Church Educator 2005 November
The Real Code in Art and Religion, Orinda Community Church 2006 April 23
The Da Vinci Code Versus the Biblical and Artistic Code, First Congregational Church 2006 May 28
Biblical Code vs. Da Vinci Code, Church Educator 2006 May
Sermon, Grow Up to Surprisingly Big Opportunities, First Congregational Church 2006 October 15
Sensing Emancipation, Church Educator 2006 August
Experiencing Incarnation, Church Educator 2006 November
Experiencing Exodus with Miriam's Well, Church Educator 2007 February
Transforming a Fire Bombed Church, Church Educator 2007 May
Space for Faiths, De Staebler's Winged Figure 2010?
A Few Kind Words for Individuals and Some Questions about Community undated
A New Way of Being in the World undated
A Party with a Point undated
Adams and Jerry H. Gill, Jaspar Johns' Painting: Some Philosophical Parallels undated
Adams and Margo Adams, Linking Parables and Our Lives in Liturgy undated
Affirming Diversity in Communal Worship undated
Art's Ministries and Practicalities undated
Back to the Rough Ground undated
Conscience, Tacit Knowledge and the Art of Judgment undated
Criteria for Christian Dance and Drama undated
Dance and Religion (missing 1st page) undated
Dances of Origin and Dances of Destination undated
Early Church Catacombs Worship Experience undated
Embracing the Prodigal Media of Popular Films, TV Shows and Commercials undated
Generative Relations of Post-Modern Bodies undated
History and Purpose in Christian Worship undated
Hurrah for Disharmonies in Church undated
Informing a New Year with Parables undated
Informing Preaching with Memorable Video Clips of Popular Films, TV Shows, and Commercials in Preaching undated
Informing Religious Studies with Contemporary and Earlier Visual Arts undated
Introduction of Christo undated
Ironic and Other Humorous Christian Responses undated
Isaac After Dark undated
Praise the Lord undated
Sculpture, Dance and Visual Arts in the Shape of Preaching (to be given at Princeton) undated
Selecting Texts for Visual Art Perceptions in Religious Studies undated
Seminar, Spiritual Development and Christian Community undated
Sermon, It Is Abnormal to be Christian undated
Sources for the Study of Dance and Judaism and Christianity undated
Theological Expressions through Visual Art Forms undated
The Seasons: A Time to Dance undated
To Do Justice undated
What Some of our Graduates in Arts Do After Graduation undated
Worship and Art: Forms and Consequences undated
Requests for Permission 1971-1974
Correspondence, permissions and publications 1970s
Reviews of Adam's books 1979-1999
Presentation, Accepting an Invitation into a Tangle of Likely Stories undated
Christian Seed in Western Soil (unexpurgated version) 1988
Transcendence and the Visual Arts undated
Book Fliers 1974-1986
Sharing Company and other book fliers undated
Series 4. Sharing Company Publications 1975-1999
Scope and Content Note
Adams, Appropriating Australian Folk Dance Into Sacred Dance 1987
Adams, Changing Biblical Imagery and Artistic Identity in 20th Century Liturgical Dance 1984
Adams, Indigenous Folk Dances as Source for Sacred Dance: Dances of Origin and Dances of Destination undated
Adams, Exorcising Idols 1976
Adams, Involving the People in Dancing Worship 1975
Adams, Sacred Dance with Senior Citizens 1982
Adams and Judith Rock, Biblical Criteria in Modern Dance 1979
Adams, Humor in the American Pulpit from George Whitefield Through Henry Ward Beecher 1986 edition
Adams, Meeting House to Camp Meeting: Toward a History of American Free Church Worship from 1620 to 1835 1981
Adams, Congregational Dancing in Christian Worship 1976
Adams (editor), An Experience of Puritan Worship with John Cotton, Congregational Church Boston 1645 undated
Adams (editor), An Experience of Worship with John Robinson Launching the Mayflower and Pilgrims to the New World undated
Lu Bellamak, Non-Judgmental Sacred Dance: Simple Ways to Pray Through Dance 1978
Ann Marie Blessin, Sacred Dance with Physically and Mentally Handicapped 1982
Joella Chew, Awakening Sacred Dance Through Spirituals and Scripture 1987
Constance L. Fisher, Dancing the Old Testament: Christian Celebrations of Israelite Heritage for Worship and Education 1980
Constance L. Fisher, Music and Dance in the Worship Program of the Church 1981
Constance L. Fisher, Dancing Festivals of the Church Year 1986
Olaf Hoeckmann, Dance in Hebrew Poetry 1987
Joan Huff, Celebrating Pentecost Through Dance 1986
K.M. Irwin, Primer of Prayer Gesture [loose] undated
Martha Ann Kirk, Mexican and Native American Dances in Christian Worship and Education 1981
Clarrissa Kitchen, The Ecology Hymnal: New Words for Old Songs 1974
Marian B. MacLeod, Dancing through Pentecost: Dance Language for Worship from Pentecost to Thanksgiving 1981
Margaret Joy Philippou, Transcendental Dancing [loose] 1982
Archie D. McRee, The Trial 1976
Cynthia D. Sautter, Irish Dance and Spirituality 1986
Linda Kahn Seaton, Scriptural Choreography: Biblical Dance Forms in Shaping Contemporary Worship 1979
Janet Skidmore, Movement in worship: communicating the Gospel Through Dance 1987
Janet Skidmore, Redemptive Dancing: Prayer Dance and congregational Dance in the Life of the Contemporary Church undated
Diane Smagatz-Rawlinson, Making the Connection: A Comparison of Dance in the Concert Versus Worship Setting 1989
Hal Taussig, The Lady of the Dance 1981
Hal Taussig, Dancing the New Testament 1977
Margaret Taylor, Children Dancing Today's Challenges 1995
Margaret Taylor, Dramatic Dance with Children in Education and Worship 1977
Margaret Taylor, Hymns in Action 1985
Margaret Taylor, The History of Symbolic Movement in Worship [loose] circa 1999
Clifford Trolin, Movement in Prayer in a Hasidic Mode 1979
Cynthia Winton-Henry, Dancing God's People into the Year 2000: A Critical Look at Dance Performance in the Church 1985
Cynthia Winton-Henry, Leaps of Faith: Improvisational Dance in Worship and Education 1985
Series 5. Academic Work, 1973 - 2007
Subseries 5-A Courses and workshops 1973 - 2007
Scope and Content Note
Courses 1973,1974
Courses 1975-1976
Courses 1976-1977
Courses 1977-1978
Courses 1978-1979
Courses 1979-1980
Courses 1980-1981
Courses 1981-1982
Courses 1982-1983
Courses 1983-1984
Courses 1984-1985
Courses 1985-1986
Courses 1986-1987
Courses 1987-1988
Courses 1988-1989
Courses 1989-1990
Courses 1990-1991
Courses 1991-1992
Courses 1992-1993
Courses 1993-1994
Courses 1994-1995
Courses 1995-1996
Courses 1996-1997
Courses 1997-1998
Courses 1998-1999
Courses 1999-2000
Courses 2000-2001
Courses 2001-2002
Courses 2002-2003
Courses 2003-2004
Courses 2004-2005
Courses 2005-2006
Courses 2006-2007
Courses 2007
Courses undated
Courses handouts undated
Courses handouts undated
Course reading circa 1975
Teaching by Doug Adams 1975-1983
Reflections on older evaluations 1975-1978
Reflections on recent course evaluations 1983 July 2
Outside Activity Evaluation 1983
Adams, Earl Lectures 1975-1993
Dissertation Proposals 1993-1995
PSR, Summer Sessions 1979-1995
Workshops, Conferences, Lectures 1970s
Workshops, Conferences, Lectures 1980s
Workshops, Conferences, Lectures 1990s
Workshops, Conferences, Lectures 2000s
Notes undated
Subseries 5-B Faculty, Pacific School of Religion and Graduate Theological Union 1973-2006
Scope and Content Note
GTU-PSR faculty activities 1973-1997
PSR, To Complete the Campus and to Honor the Future 1977
Spiritual Life Committee circa 1977
PSR-Faculty Development 1983-1985
PSR-Faculty Suggestions 1974-1994
Michael Rion, Background Data on Faculty Deployment (GTU) 1976 January 6
Academic Review 1983 April 6
Report on Sabbatical Leave 1987
PSR-Faculty memos Part 1 1978-2006
PSR-Faculty memos Part 2 1978-2006
Adams, Faculty Report 1989-1994
Area 7, Religion and Arts 1977, 1993
GTU Library 1993, 1995
SFTS, MA in Education for Human Values, brochures 1976, 1978
PSR, Faith, Learning and Action 1973-1974
PSR, events and memos 1977-2003
GTU, memos 1987-1997
PSR, chapel 1993
Covenant with Orinda Community Church 1994, 1998
GTU, Core Doctoral Review Committee 2000 Sept 22
PSR, Faculty news and workshops 1970s - 1980s
PSR, Rood Endowment undated
Series 6. Art and Religion 1964-2004
Art Activities for the Classroom 1974
Art and Architecture course, Part 1 undated
Art and Architecture course, Part 2 undated
Art and Architecture course, Part 3 undated
Art in America 1975 January-February
Art Articles 1960-1979
Art Articles circa 1980
Bauhaus undated
Center for Arts and Religion (CARE) 1993
CARE, Jane Dillenberger Fine Arts Fund undated
History of CARE 1997 July 27
CARE, Religion and the Visual Arts 2004 February 7
Art Catalogs 1957-1982
Jane Dillenberger, Images of God in Western Art 1985 Summer
Jane Dillenberger, Visual Arts and the Seminary undated
Dillenberger Lectures 1980-1981
External, Galleries and Exhibits 1974-1989
Faith and Art, magazines, slides and postcards circa 1973
The Hand and the Spirit: Religious Art in America 1700-1900 1972
GTU, Art Exhibits 1989 - 2004
GTU, Art Exhibits, Perceptions of the Spirit in 20th Century America Art 1995 July 5 - October 16
Elizabeth Holt, Seven Spiritual Themes undated
Icons and slides undated
Illustrations, Part 1 undated
Illustrations, Part 2 undated
Lithographs, Smithsonian undated
Mailing Lists undated
Art materials undated
Old American Prints 1970's
Susan Minn's Collection 1974
Postcards, color scripture undated
Postcards, Pilgrim's Progress undated
Postcards, color scripture undated
Postcards, David Livingstone undated
Probe 1976-1977
Radius 1989, 1990
Resources undated
Arts and Religion Graduates from GTU 1994
Rocky Mountain Liturgical Arts Association, Contemporary Religious Art in the USA, vol. 1 (part 1) undated
Rocky Mountain Liturgical Arts Association, Contemporary Religious Art in the USA, vol. 1 (part 2) undated
Rocky Mountain Liturgical Arts Association, Contemporary Religious Art in Other Lands (part 1) undated
Rocky Mountain Liturgical Arts Association, Contemporary Religious Art in Other Lands, (part 2) undated
Seedbed 1973 January - 1975 June
Society for Art, Religion and Contemporary Culture 1992, 1993
South Coast Plaza, Outdoor Art, San Diego undated
Ron Tourangeau, Toward the Final victory undated
UCC Fellowship in the Arts 1975, 1978, 1982
Art Articles 1964,1978 and undated
20th Century Art 1970s
Series 7. Dance and Religion, 1952-1995
Scope and Content Note
Adams, Involving the People in Dancing Worship 1975
Adams, Emphasis of Israelite Religion Revealed in Israelite Dances 1969
Adams, The Lord of the Dance 1968
Nancy Becker, Sacred Dance: A Moving Prayer 1978 January
Sarah Bentley, To Animate the Body of Christ 1982 May 19
Emile Conrad 1974
Sister Patricia Curran, Women Reclaim the Magnificent 1983 September
Dominque Durbois, African Dance (a few pages) 1962
J.G. Davies, A Shaker Dance Service Reconstructed 1984
Lois Ibsen al Faruqi, Dance as an Expression of Islamic Culture 1978 Spring Summer
Connie Fisher Endowment 1983
Jerry Gill, On Knowing the Dancer and the Dance 1976 Winter
Hawaiian Hula as Spiritual Practice undated
Helen Gray, As We Pray Together 1952, 1974
Nixeon Civelle Handy, Do Not Disturb the Dance (poems) 1973
Nixeon Civelle Handy, Mission Joy Inherent 1974
S. Hanayagi and C. Blank, Ghost Dance circa 1973
Cynthia Winton Henry, The Attraction and Threat of Dance 1989
Leona Holbrook, Dancing as an Aspect of Early Mormon and Utah Culture circa 1975
Ann Hutchinson, Three Prayers in Labanation 1960
K.M. Irwin, Primer of Prayer Gesture 1976
Mary Jones, Growth of a Dance Movement 1987
Anke Kolster, Kirchentunz 1986-1987
Dvona Lapson, Dance 1941
Deborah J. Levine, Reclaiming the Power of Sacred Dance 1991 March 20-27
Ulrich S. Leupold, Worship Music in Ancient Israel 1968
Gertrude Lippincott 1964
Karen McClintock circa 1976
Joe Nash, Dancing Many Drums 1976 September - October
Judith Rock 1982, 1985, 1988
Judith Rock, Jesuit Theater and Ballet 1975 May 26
Pat Sonnen, Using Movement in Religious Education 1963
Walter Sorrell, The Dance through the Ages and other dance histories 1967
Michael Stevens, Mask Dances of Mexico 1976 November December
Carola Bell Williams, Devotion in Motion 1953
Margaret Taylor, Early Pioneering in Sacred Dance in Congregational Churches 1935-1950 1988 Fall
Margaret Taylor, The Conglomerate circa 1995
Margaret Taylor, Creative Movement 1969
Margaret Taylor, Illustrations (some photos) for articles, books undated
Margaret Taylor, Margaret's New Book 2002 Fall
Margaret Taylor, papers and correspondence 1949-1979
Margaret Taylor, Experiencing Moods of Lent and Easterside 1976 January 25
Taylor Endowment Fund 1977
Vija Vetra 1976
Dewyn Rayson, To Dance Is 1969 February 18
Articles 1976
Body and Soul 1984, 1989-1990
Dance Correspondence 1970s
Dance Correspondence 1980s, 1990s
Dance Courses 1974, 1976, 1986, 1989
Collected Papers on Dance in Eastern Religions circa 1977
Dance for the Handicapped 1980
Dance in Contemporary Worship, Class Contributions 1977
Dancing Kachinas 1971, 1974
Dance Magazine 1964-1978
News Articles 1978, 1986
Dance Papers 1970s
Dance Resources 1970s-1980s
Dance Resources 1970s
Dance Resources and Articles 1970s
International Seminar on the Bible in Dance, Jerusalem 1979
Adams (editor), The Bible in Dance 1979
Sacred Dance Guild, Address lists 1970s
Sacred Dance Guild 1977
Sacred Dance Guild, correspondence and other 1970s
Sacred Dance Guild, Festival 1996
Sacred Dance Guild, Newsletters 1959 September - 1967 January
Sacred Dance Guild, Newsletters 1967 October - 1972 Winter
Sacred Dance Guild, Newsletters 1973 Spring - 1992 Winter
Sacred Dance Guild, Resources 1986, 1960, 1967, 1975
Sacred Dance Guild, Washington, D.C. 1975, 1996
Sacred Dance Guild, Photos 1971, 1978
Sacred Dance Guild, Photos circa 1970s
Dance Workshops 1991-1995
Dance, PSR related 1970s-1980s
Dance workshop 1977
Sacred Dance Guild 1970s-1980s
Dance, programs and fliers 1970s, 1980s
Series 8. Worship, 1969-1981
Scope and Content Note
4 Orders of Worship 1979
Arden Christian Church 1976-1977
Arlington Community Church 1970 August 8
Adams, writings for Bicentennial 1976
Bicentennial materials 1976
Bicentennial materials 1976-1977
Celebrations 1970s
Commission on Worship of United Methodist Church 1971
Church Bulletins, 18th century services 1976
Church Bulletins 1970s
Church Bulletins 1970-1974
Clowns, Biblical Humor 1980s
Clowns, articles 1967-1981
Clowns, National Clown, Mime, Puppet and Dance Worship 1984 July 29 - August 4
Designing Liturgy Series (1,2,3-7) 1975-1977
Worship Events and conferences 1970-1990
Albert van den Heuvel, Worship in a Secularized church undated
Holy Communion materials 1970s
Homiletics, articles 1952-1976
Humor and cartoons 1970s
Humor in Worship undated
Humorous Pulpit Art circa 1973
JED-Share 1976-1978
Liturgy, Word and Witness 1977-1978
Modern Liturgy 1976-1980
Modern Liturgy, mailing lists and correspondence 1977-1978
PSR Chapel 1973-1978
Religion and Theater 1968-1977
Services 1970s
Simulations and games 1969
Simulations, Internation undated
Songbooks 1974, 1977
UCC, newsletters and magazines 1971, 1979
Wedding Ceremony circa 1970
Worship Services, Adams 1973-1974
Worship articles, Part 1 1970s
Worship articles, Part 2 1970s
Worship, medieval art and humor 1960s, 1970s
Companis, Resources for Worship and Education 1972-1976
Worship, Collection of Afterthoughts undated
Worship, Homiletics, articles 1970s
Worship, resources 1970s
Worship in 1776 circa 1976
Notes, undated
Tape diary (transcription of unknown recording) undated
For Excellence In the Public Reading of the Scriptures, Adams 1970 June 12
Series 9. Subjects, 1968-2006
Henry Ward Beecher and the Mormons 1978 September-October
Harry Bellafonte, Speech at International House 1994 April 22
Bruce Bess, What Child Is This? Unwrapping the Meaning of Christmas 1998 December 28
The Bible and Alcoholism 1974
Richard Brooks, "The Interplay Between Science and Religion in England 1975
Joseph Epes Brown, The Persistence of Essential Values among North American Plains Indians 1968
John Burke, 80th Birthday and article 1998-1999
Cambodia Strike of May 1970 1975
Cartoons 1970s
Children and Communion 1988
Christo, Wrapped Snoopy House and the Gates 1989, 1995
Collision Damages: Art and Politics in America undated
Lawrence Cunningham, The Black Painting in the Hermit Hatch 1986 Autumn
Carla DeSola 1992
Stephen DeStaebler, incomplete interview and other material 1993
John Dillenberger, includes Theology and Abstract Expressionism: Historical Notes and Test Cases 1961, 1978
Dillenberger Lectures 1981-1988
Eastern Religions, Meha Baba and Sri Chinmoy 1961, 1978
Enabling Company 1971-1976
Ethics 1998
Yvonne Goulbier circa 1987
Grants 1990s
Harland Hogue 1997-1998
Joseph Holt, Loving-Mindfulness, Meditation and Advocacy undated
Rene B. Javellana, Outline for Integrative Review undated
John F. Kennedy and Nixon 1960
Ron Nakasone 1998
Joy Napier 2003 August 29
The Nativity Story 2006
David Nelson, Case for Environmental Ministry Focus at PSR 1995 October 26
PSR, Bade and Beyond 1996
PSR, Poetry Prose and Prints 2002
Portraits of God's Servants undated
Male Sexuality 1990
Al Martin Poems undated
Robert McAfee Brown 1970s
Charles McCoy, Memorial Service 2002 November 10
William McLinn 1983, 1989
Ann Stamm Merrill circa 1995
Methodists undated
Model UN 1966
Kate Rushford Murray, Religious Music and Visual Arts of Quebecois undated
Ann Honig Nadel, Image Makers and Beat of New York 2001
Patton, Old and Jung: Unconscious Meetings in Rembrandt's Return of the Prodigal Son undated
Pilgrim Congregational church 1990-1991
Pleiades Impressions undated
Michael Polanyi, What is Painting? 1970
Michael Polanyi, Lecture 1969
Michael Polanyi, Lectures 1971
Michael Polanyi, Adams, Meaning with the Arts and other writings 1978 Summer
Polanyi Society and Charles S. McCoy 1997-1998
Michael Polanyi, Correspondence 1968-1975
Polanyi Newsletters 1974-1975
Polanyi Conference 1974 October 13-14
Michael Polanyi, Life Transcends Physics and Chemistry 1967
Reading List undated
Wayne Rood, Heart of the Rebel circa 1974
Wayne Rood, The Revelation to John 1977
Wayne Rood 1978 January
Wayne Rood, Prayers 1983-1985
Alexander Schmemann, The World as Sacrament 1966
Scholarly Press 1972
George Segal 1988, 1992
Sharing Company 1976-1977
William C. Shepherd circa 1974
Smith College's response to charges of discrimination 1975
Tribute to Joshua C. Taylor, 1917-1981 1981 May 15
Your Child's Sense of Humor 1964
Eileen Thompson, Cruciform 1995
Reb Zalman (Zalman M. Schachter) undated
Series 10. Audio Recordings 1967-1997
Scope and Content Note
Interview of William H. Buckley undated
Adams as Henry Ward Beecher undated
Adams on The Al Kresta Show line undated
Adams on KQED undated
Adams on KQED (on dickens undated
Caretakers of Wonder, "Biblical Humor" undated
RA 1800- Music Excerpts -Worship and the Arts undated
RA 1800- Music Excerpts -Worship and the Arts undated
Rambo or Rainbow undated
Listen Christian undated
Feast of Fools (Ed McNully) undated
D. Fado, Bonhoeffer undated
D. Fado, Religious Rebel Anne Hutchinson undated
Child of Universe undated
Study War No More undated
Comedy and the Gospel undated
The Greatest Week undated
Preview tape-The Greatest Week undated
Creation-God's Iron bones undated
As Others See Him undated
Christ if Born undated
Pres. Ford to Congress undated
Emmanuel undated
Gandhi undated
Moog Bach undated
Gandhi undated
Martin Luther King collage undated
TV: Wasteland or Wonderland undated
Jerry Campbell, Sermon undated
Star Wars undated
Creation Music, C. Tyler undated
Look, Love Is Here undated
Story of Star Wars undated
Star Wars Empire undated
Share the Dream undated
Just like You, Dad undated
Promises, Promises undated
Born to Fly undated
Exorcising Idols (reel to reel-5") undated
To Live is to Dance ((reel to reel)-5") undated
Starlight lectures (reel to reel)-5") undated
Margaret Palmer Fiske, talks on TV (reel to reel) undated
Adams, goes with film (reel to reel) undated
Oranismic Thinking, seminar (reel to reel) undated
Lecture, unknown speaker (reel to reel) undated
Christmas (reel to reel) undated
Class talks, first about Duke (reel to reel) undated
Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, Increasing Religious Intensity (reel to reel) undated
Adams, Do It with A Daffodil 1975 February 9
Adams, Exorcising Idols (poor recording) circa 1973
Adams, In Praise of Annuals, Arts and Humor undated
Adams, Hope with Prodigals, Families and fizzled Parties undated
Adams, We Are All God's Welfare Recipients undated
Adams, Religion and the Arts: The Use of Drama And Dance 1983
Adams, The Use of Humor and Storytelling in Christian Education 1983
Humor Seminar, Adams undated
Humor Seminar, Panel Adams, Cousins, Anderson, Ward undated
Michael Polanyi, Lecture undated
Humor Seminar, Norman Cousins undated
Adams, Unidentified Talk undated
Adams, Unidentified class or workshop undated
Adams, Excerpts for Worship and the Arts undated
Art 1 undated
Stephen DeStaebler, and Ramsey Breslin, Q and A (needs repair) undated
Adams, interview Jane and John Dillenberger undated
Adams, interview Jane and John Dillenberger undated
Adams, Interview Tina Heck undated
Anne Hutchinson 1980 March 3
Jo Milgrom undated
George Segal 1988 February 20
George Segal 1988 February 20
Gifts undated
Sounds for Worship undated
Unidentified presentation undated
Margalit, Final Workshop Review undated
Margie Brown, Bible Stories in Concert 1988
Marcus Borg, Presidents Associates 1989 Fall
Joan Carter undated
Donald Fado, Mike Morizono 1985
Passages, Stan Freberg undated
Passages, Stan Freberg undated
Stan Freberg Spots undated
Barbara Lyon, Healing ACME 90 1990
Kurt Masur 1994 December 4
Jack Miffleton, Drylands 1978
Fr. Miles Radio Collage Comprehensive 1979
Aahmes Overton, What Would Jesus Say to Carl Sagan? 1997 September 7
Aahmes Overton, Healing as Affected by Faith as well as by Treatment and Prayer 1997 June 8
Pilgrim People undated
Michael Polanyi, Lecture undated
Michael Polanyi, Lecture undated
Poteat, Harvey undated
Frank Small undated
Hale Scheoer, Introduction to the Book of Worship undated
Paul Sutley, Being Powered by God 1978 August 20
Don Wismar, Who is in Your Cheering Section? undated
Modern Liturgy 1977
Unidentified lecture undated
Schachter's Day (reel to reel) undated
Sewell, Orphic Voice (reel to reel) 1967 February 2
Poteat, Born to Live (reel to reel) undated
Humor undated
Day by Day, filmstrip music (reel to reel) undated
Children (reel to reel) undated
Celebration (reel to reel) undated
Free-form Godspell (reel to reel) undated
Ray Repp (reel to reel) circa 1967
Electronic music (reel to reel) undated
Christmas music on solo guitar (reel to reel) undated
Play of Daniel, Pro Musica (reel to reel) undated
Liturgy of the Future (reel to reel) undated
Various, Clarence Jordan, The Good Samaritan (reel to reel) undated
Taped by Walter Keeler (reel to reel) 1969 Nov 23
Dancing Gods and other (reel to reel) undated
Radio re World War II (reel to reel) undated
Poteat (reel to reel) undated
Poteat and another professor on Buddhism (reel to reel) undated
Poteat and Duke Ellington (reel to reel) undated
Hope for flowers (reel to reel) undated
Share to Dream (reel to reel) undated
Jesus Christ Superstar (reel to reel) undated
Sound effects(reel to reel) undated
Colonial music (reel to reel) undated
Sermons, Ukrainian music (reel to reel) undated
Champagne Aria (reel to reel) undated
Bernie Backman, folksinger (reel to reel) undated
Kennedy program (reel to reel) undated
Black church dance (reel to reel) undated
Who needs the church, Lenten Series I (reel to reel) undated
Emmanuel (reel to reel) undated
Dialogue (reel to reel) undated
Fred Waring, I hear Music undated
Fred Waring-Christmas undated
Rakanaka-Gospel Acclimation undated
The Greatest Week undated
The Gorilla Choir Experience 1987
A New Christian Yoga 1989
Cry of Ramah 1985
Mountain Dance Music Comes Alive 1978
Spring Choir Concert 1997 June 1
Series 11. Video and Film 1949-2006
Scope and Content Note
Ecc. Resources Fair 1984 August 7
Dance Worshop: Faculty Dances 1984 August 7
Khon: Hanuman the Volunteer undated
Catch the Spirit 88-21 undated
Catch the Spirit 89-4 1988 December 15
Dancing Christmas Carols 1993
Adams on Ch. 5, CBS-TV, Christmas 2004
An Artists Obligation in a Time of War 2004
Busted Banquets and Bathtub Wine (1-vhs) 1996
Busted Banquets and Bathtub Wine (2-DVD) 1996
National Debate on the Da Vinci Code 2006
Laughter for Living undated
A view from the Underside: The Legacy of Dietrich Bonhoeffer undated
When My Brother Died-CDSP 1989
Canyon of Faith undated
John Haywood Lovelace, Biereh undated
An Evening with Alvin Ailey Part 1 undated
Diane Tucker, Matters of the Heart 1995 May 1
La Santa Misa de Las Americas undated
Alchemy of Humor 1997 May 27
Pilgrim 1986
Film clips undated
Patricia Prout, The Holocaust 1991
Untitled workshop 1985 April 20
Henry Ward Beecher 1985 April 21
Worship Through Symbolic Movement Margaret Fisk Taylor (16mm) May-05
Visual Parables(16mm) undated
Child of the Universe (2-16mm) undated
Worship the Lord: Margaret Fisk Taylor in Hanover, NH 1949
Celebration for Bridge Builders (16mm) undated
Like a mighty what? (8mm) undated
Visual Parables (8 mm) undated
To Dance (8mm) undated
Series 12. Glass Slides of Art Works undated
Scope and Content Note
Albrizio: Seated Figure, Cherry (Modern Sculpture)
Alexander, John: Walt Whitman (Painting)
Allston, Washington: Belshazzar's Feast (Painting)
Angelico, Fra: Annunciation (Painting) [slide cracked]
Angelico, Fra: The Blessed: detail of 116, Florence.
Angelico, Fra: Last Judgement [slide cracked]
Angelico, Fra: Entombment
Angelico, Fra: Madonna of Humility
Angelico, Fra: Madonna and Child
Audubon: Wild Turkey
Bartolommeo: Monument to the Dead (Sculpture) [slide cracked]
Bartolommeo, Fra: Holy Family
Bassano: Annunciation to Shepherds
Bayeux Tapestry: Vision of the Comet
Beckman, Max:
Beckmann: View of Genoa
Bellini, G.: St. Francis in Ecstasy
Bellows: Dempsey and Firpo
Botticelli: Angels: detail, Coronation of the Virgin
Botticelli: Allegory of Spring
Botticelli: A Youth
Botticelli: Adoration of Magi
Brueghel: Parable of the Blind Men
Brueghel, Pieter: the Elder Peasant Wedding
Bufano., Beniamino: The Prayer, Red Porphyry (Sculpture)
Burne-Jones, E.: Creation: Angels
Campin, Robert: Merode altarpiece: Angel Gabriel
Carpaccio: St. George in Combat with the Dragon
Cezanne: Forest of Fontainebleau
Cezanne: The Bathers
Cezanne: Still-Life
Cezanne: Still-Life
Cezanne: Still-Life [slide cracked]
Cezanne: Still-Life
Cezanne: Self Portrait
Cezanne: Uncle Dominic
Cezanne: Mont. Ste. Victoire
Cezanne: Still-Life
Cezanne: The Critic
Cezanne: D'apres un esclave de Michel Ange.
Cezanne: Lady in a Garden
Cezanne: Landscape
Cezanne: Self-Portrait
Chagall, Marc: Twelve Tribes of Israel (Stained glass)
Chirico, Giorgio de: The Prodigal Son [slide cracked]
Copley, J.S.: John Adams
Corot, Jean: Dance of the Shepherds of Sorrento
Correggio: Section of Cupola, Parma
Cranach, Lucas: Judith
Daumier: Three Gossips
De Kooning: Detail: Suburb of Havana
De Kooning: Woman
De Kooning: New York
De Kooning: New York
De Kooning: Woman II, 1950-2
De Kooning; Painting 1948 oil and enamel
De Kooning: Suburb of Havana
Degas: Drawing
Degas: Ballet in the Open
Degas: The Rehearsal
Delacroix: Frederic-Francois Chopin
Delacroix: Ferdinand: Bark of Dante
Delacroix: Massacre of Scio
Delacroix: Women of Algiers
Delacroix: Entree des Croises a Constantinopel
Donatello: (School of) Virgin and Child
Donatello: Crucifix, 1418-20 Wood
Donatello: Singing Gallery
Donatello: David (Sculpture) [slide cracked]
Duccio: Nativity with Isaiah and Ezekiel
Duccio: Temptation of Christ
Duchamp: Nude descending a staircase
Durer, Albrecht: Sketch [slide cracked]
Durer, A.: St. Christopher Woodcut
Durer: Feast of the Rose garlands
Durer: St. John and St. Peter, St. Paul and St. Mark
Durer: St. John and St. Peter, St. Paul and St. Mark
Durer: Drawing of female figure with construction lines [slide cracked]
Durer: Female figure [slide cracked]
Durer: Self-Portrait
Durer: Adoration of the Magi
Durer: Portrait of Bernard van Orley
Durer: Head of a crying cherub
Durer: Nativity Engraving
Durer: Praying Hands (Drawing)
Eakins: The Thinker
Egberti, Codex: Miracle at Cana
Fouquet, Etienne Chevalier with St. Stephen
Fouquet: The Birth of John the Baptist
Fragonard: The Music Lesson
Francesca, Piero della: Detail, Visit of Queen of Sheba
Francis, Sam: Big tied
Gauguin, Paul: Nefea Faiaipoipo
Gauguin, Paul: Maternity
Gauguin: Women of Tahiti [slide cracked]
Gauguin: Mahana No Atua (Day of the God)
Gauguin: Tahitian Landscape
Gericault, Jean: Raft of the Medusa
Ghirlandaio: Old Man and Child
Ghiberti: Flo. Bapt. N. Door: Life of Christ
Ghiberti: Detail of East Doors, 4th Panel: Abraham
Ghiberti: East Doors
Ghiberti: Sacrifice rt. Brunelleschi: Sacrifice of Isaac
Ghiberti: Detail of East Doors Baptistery, Florence, 1st panel: Adam and Eve [slide cracked]
Ghirlandaio: The Calling of the Disciples
Ghirlandaio: Birth of St. John the Baptist [slide cracked]
Giotto: Madonna with Angels [slide cracked]
Giotto: Death of St. Francis
Giotto: Raising of Lazarus
Giotto: Death of St. Francis
Giotto: Madonna and Child
Giotto: Nativity
Giotto: The Lamentation
Gottlieb: Burst 1957
Goya: Maja
Goya: Juanito Apinani, Leap with the Pole
Goya: Execution of Madrilenos 1808
Goya: King Ferdinand VII
Goya: Self-Portrait
Goya: Marquesa de Pontejos [slide cracked]
Goya: Duke of Osunna with his family [slide cracked]
Goya: Los Caprichos Hunting for Teeth [slide cracked]
Goya: He Who breaks the pitcher will be punished
Goya: Maja, clothed
Goya: Duchess of Alba
Greco: Expulsion of the money-changers from the temple.
Greco: Receiving the Stigmata
Greco: Assumption of the Virgin
Greco: Holy Family
Greco: Dream of Phillip II
Greco: Self-Portrait
Greco: Detail: Burial of the Count of Orgaz
Greco: Burial of the Count of Orgaz
Greco: Expulsion
Greco: Detail: Burial of the Count of Orgaz
Greco: Detail: Burial of the Count of Orgaz
Greco: The Miracle of St. Maurice
Greco: St. Jerome
Greco: View of Toledo
Greco: St. Jerome [slide cracked]
Greco: View of Toledo
Greco: Expulsion from the Temple
Greco: Portrait
Greco: Boy Lighting a Candle
Greco: Coronation of the Virgin
Greco: Agony in the Garden
Greco: Fray Palavicins
Greco: St. Jerome
Greco: Assumption of the Virgin
Hofmann: Lent
Hogarth: Marriage a la Mode
Hogarth: Marriage A la Mode: The Marriage Contract
Hogarth: Self-Portrait
Holbein: St. Sebastian
Holbein: Portrait of Duchess Christine of Milan, Princess of Denmark
Holbein: Madonna of the Burgomaster Meyer 1525
Holbein: Christ in the Grave
Holbein: 1497-1543. 12 wood-cuts from Dance of Death
Holbein: Portrait of Erasmus
Jordaens: Fecundity [slide cracked]
Jordaens: The Four Evangelists
Jordaens: The Concert
Leonardo da Vinci: drawing Turin
Leonardo da Vinci: The Last Supper
Malouel and Bellechose: History of St. Denis
Manet: Bullfight
Masaccio: Trinity with Virgin and St. John
Masaccio: St Peter Baptizing the Neophytes
Masaccio: Tribute
Masaccio: Detail, Tribute Money - - Head of St. John
Masaccio: St. Peter Curing the sick with his shadow
Masaccio: Detail, Christ Tribute Money
Masaccio: Tribute Money (Detail: Heads of three Apostles)
Masaccio: The Tribute Money (Detail: Head of An Apostle)
Masaccio: Madonna of Humility
Masaccio: Detail: St. Peter distributing the goods of the community to the faithful. And Death of Ananias
Masaccio: St. Peter Baptizing the Neophyte (Detail)
Masaccio: St. Peter Distributing the goods of the community to the Faithful and death of Ananias
Masaccio: The Expulsion
Masaccio: Expulsion from Eden
Masaccio: (Detail) St. Peter, Tribute Money
Matosse: Odalisque aux Bras Levees
Mestrovic: Madonna with Child
Mestrovic: Christ Driving the Money-changers from the Temple
Mestrovic: Jesus and Mary Magdalen
Michelangelo: Judith and Holofernes
Michelangelo: Creation of Land and Water. Detail: Head of God
Michelangelo: Separation of Land and Water
Michelangelo: The Last Judgment.
Michelangelo: View of the Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo: The Delphic Sibyl
Michelangelo: Vault of Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo: Temptation and Expulsion from Eden [slide cracked]
Michelangelo: The Deluge: Detail, Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo: Creation of Man (Detail: Adam)
Michelangelo: The Deluge
Michelangelo: Original Sin
Michelangelo~ Original Sin Slide Cracked
Michelangelo: Decorative figures: Sacrifice of Noah
Michelangelo: The Prophet Isaiah, detail [slide cracked]
Michelangelo: Rome, Dome of St. Peter's
Michelangelo: David
Michelangelo: Sistine Vault Lunette: Aminadab
Michelangelo: Sistine Vault Lunette: Jesse, David, Solomon
Michelangelo: Decorative figure from the Sistine Vault: detail on drunkenness of Noah
Michelangelo: Decorative from Creation of Eve (Sistine Ceiling)
Michelangelo: Creation of Woman
Michelangelo: Creation of the Sun and Moon
Michelangelo: Head of Vittoria Colonna
Michelangelo: Sistine Vault Ezechias, detail
Michelangelo: Medallion: Ascension of Elijah
Michelangelo: Last Judgment: Detail: St. Bartholomew
Michelangelo: Head of the Libyan Sibyl, Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo: The Doni Madonna
Michelangelo: Sistine Vault, Triangular Panel: Josiah
Michelangelo: Cumaean Sibyl, Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo: The Prophet Jonah
Michelangelo: Last Judgment Detail: female figure
Michelangelo: Sistine Vault, Triangular Panel: Solomon [slide cracked]
Michelangelo: Moses
Michelangelo: Decorative figures: Creation of Woman [slide cracked]
Michelangelo: Sacrifice of Noah
Michelangelo: Sistine Chapel Interior from a print
Michelangelo: Last Judgment detail: two demons dragging one of the damned.
Michelangelo: Creation of Eve
Michelangelo: Last Judgment detail: Christ the Judge
Michelangelo: The Prophet Ezekiel
Michelangelo: Head of decorative figure from above the Prophet Isaiah
Michelangelo: Libyan Sibyl, Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo: Cumaean Sibyl: detail: two children
Michelangelo: Last Judgment detail: Minos
Michelangelo: The Deluge detail: woman with children
Michelangelo: The Drunkenness of Noah
Michelangelo: Separation of Light and darkness
Michelangelo: Creation of Man, Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo: Decorative figure, Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo: Last Judgment detail: female figure
Michelangelo: Creation of Man detail: head of Adam
Michelangelo: the Prophet Isaiah, Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo: The Prophet Daniel, Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo: Last Judgment
Michelangelo: Last Judgment detail: Madonna
Michelangelo: , Sistine Vault, Triangular Panel: Ezechias
Modigliani: Sculpture
Moore, Henry: Reclining Woman (sculpture)
Moore, Henry: The Family, bronze
Moore, Henry: Figure, Elmwood
Moore, Henry: Reclining Woman
Moore, Henry: Figure, Ebony
Moore, Henry: Reclining Woman
Morse: Marquis de Lafayette
Newman, Barnett: Adam
Noldes: The Slovenes (1911)
Perugino: Crucifixion
Picasso: Weeping Head [slide cracked]
Picasso: Etching Minotauromachy, 1935
Picasso: Three Women at Sea
Picasso: Weeping Women 1937
Picasso: Dancers Resting
Picasso: End of a Monster
Picasso: Woman in White
Picasso: Harlequin with Guitar
Picasso: Woman with a lute
Picasso: Dreams and lies of Franco
Pisano, Giovanni: Pulpit, Pistoja
Pisano, Niccola: Pulpit, Pisa, Baptistry
Pollaiolo: The Battle of Nude Men
Pollaiolo, Antonio del: Hercules Overcoming the Hydra
Pollock, Jackson: Number 12
Pollock, Jackson: Painting
Pratt, Bela L.: Light and Darkness
Raphael: Alba Madonna
Raphael: Fire in the Borgo, detail
Raphael: The Transfiguration
Rembrandt: Self Portrait
Rembrandt: The Benediction of Jacob, detail
Rembrandt: The Blind Tobias
Rembrandt: Portrait of an Old Man
Rembrandt: Group of Heads: detail of 225, the Hague
Rembrandt: Naomi's Prayer
Rembrandt: Sara Awaiting her Bridegroom
Rembrandt: The Preacher Anslo and his wife
Rembrandt; Presentation in the Temple
Rembrandt: Christ at Emmaus
Rembrandt: The Toilet of Bathsheba
Rembrandt: Christ at Emmaus
Rembrandt: Self-Portrait detail
Rembrandt: Girl at Open Half-door
Rembrandt: The Jewish Bride
Rembrandt: The Night Watch
Rembrandt: Christ and the Woman taken in adultery
Rembrandt: Holy Anastaius
Rembrandt: Self-Portrait in Military Uniform
Rembrandt: Portrait of an Old Lady
Rembrandt: Woman in Pink
Rembrandt: Heindrichke Stoeffels with her child as Venus and Cupid
Rembrandt: St. Matthew
Rembrandt: Joseph and Potiphar's Wife
Rembrandt: Polish Nobleman
Rembrandt: Rembrandt and Saskia
Rembrandt: Abraham receiving the 3 angels
Rembrandt: Christ at Emmaus
Rembrandt: Portrait of Saskia
Rembrandt: The Blinding of Samson. Detail: Delilah
Rembrandt: Bathsheba in the Bath
Rembrandt: Rest on the Flight
Rembrandt: Diana and Actaeon. Anhalt, Prince
Rembrandt: Susanna in the Bath
Rembrandt: The Three Crosses
Rembrandt: Christ at Emmaus
Rembrandt: Potiphar's Wife Accusing Joseph
Rembrandt: Syndics of the Sloth Hall
Rembrandt: The Mill Lowood Marquess of Landsdown
Rembrandt: Philosopher in Meditation
Rembrandt: Portrait of Rembrandt
Rembrandt: Portrait of Elizabeth Bas
Rembrandt: Old Man with Red Cap
Rembrandt: Portrait of an Unknown Man
Rembrandt: Portrait of his brother Adrian
Rembrandt: The Apostle Paul
Rembrandt: Dr. Tullp's Anatomy Lesson
Rembrandt: The Blinding of Samson
Reynolds: Dr. Johnson
Rivera, Diego: Mural, World War
Rivera, Diego: Detail from Mural for Rockefeller Center
Rivera: The Creation (Detail)
Rivera: Mural, Detroit Institute of Arts. The Holy Family Slide Cracked
Rivera: Mural, American Revolution
Rodin: The Thinker
Rodin: Psyche
Rothko, Mark: Oil
Rothko: ???
Rothko: Number 10, 1950 Oil on Canvas
Rothko: 1954
Rouault, Georges: The Condemned
Rubens: Two Satyrs
Rubens: Crucifixion Triptych, detail
Rubens: The Blinding of Samson
Rubens: Peasant Dance
Rubens: The Little Last Judgment Slide Cracked
Rubens: The Little Last Judgment. Detail
Rubens: Descent from the Cross
Rubens: Descent from the Cross
Rubens: Self-Portrait 1635
Rubens: Rape of the Daughters of Leucippus Slide Cracked
Rubens: Abraham and Melchizedek
Rubens: Fall of the Damned (Detail- Middle section
Ryder: Death on the Race Track
Ryder: The Race Track
St. Gaudens: Statue for the Parnell Monument Slide Broken
St. Gaudens: Grief
St. Gaudens: Head of Christ
St. Gaudens: Lincoln Slide Broken
Sargent: Madame Gautreau
Sarto: Charity
Signorelli: The Resurrection
Sluter: The Well of Moses Detail
Smibert: Dean Berkeley Entourage
Stuart: Mrs. Timothy Pickering
Stuart: Martha Washington
Thorn-Prikker: The Archangel Michael
Thorn-Prikker: Sinking Peter
Thorn-Prikker: Magdalena
Tintoretto: The Origin of the Milky Way
Tintoretto: Miracle of the Slave
Tintoretto: Paradise, Group of Saints and Angels on the left
Tintoretto: Paradise, Christ and Madonna
Tintoretto: The Crucifixion
Tintoretto: Christ on Calvary
Tintoretto: Paradise
Tintoretto: Paradise, Group of Saints on the right
Tintoretto: Paradise, Central Group
Tintoretto: Minerva Driving Out Mars
Tintoretto: Miracle of the Slave
Tintoretto: Miracle of St. Mark
Titian: The Presentation of the Virgin
Titian: The Concert
Titian: The Entombment
Titian: Portrait of Charles V
Titian: Young Man
Titian: Fall of Man
Titian: The Deposition
Titian: The Assumption
Titian: Sacred and Profane Love
Titian: Christ appearing to St. Magdalene
Tympanum: Resurrection and Coronation of the Virgin
Velasquez: Portrait of Pope Innocent X
van Eyck: John Suckling
van Eyck: Madonna and Child: Center of Triptych Dresden
van Eyck: Altarpiece from Chapel of Joducus Vydt, detail.
van Eyck: Altarpiece Detail: Judges
van Eyck: Annunciation
van Eyck: St. Jerome
van Eyck: Detail of Ghent Altarpiece
van Gogh: Madonna Carrand
van Gogh: La Berceuse
van Gogh: Edge of a Village
van Gogh: The Chair
van Gogh: Portrait of a Woman
van Gogh: Cypresses
van Gogh: Self-Portrait
van Gogh: Portrait of Dr. Gachet
van Gogh: Paysage a Saint Remy
van Gogh: The Gleaner
Veronese: Finding of Moses
Veronese: Moses Rescued from the Waters
Verrocchio: Baptism of Christ
West, Benjamin: self-Portrait
Weyden: Deposition Escorial
Weyden: St. Luke Painting the Virgin
Weyden: Altarpiece, Beaune, Wife of the donor
Wolgemut, Michael: The Crucifixion
Zorach, William: Devotion
Gothic: Diagram of Barrel Vault
Gothic: Diagram of .ribbed Vault
German-Gothic: Cologne. Oathedra1. West End Slide Cracked
German-Gothic: Portals of Strassburg Cathedral
German-Gothic: Passion Window. Le Mans 12th Cent.
German-Gothic: Bernward Doors, Hildesheim Cathedral : O. and N. Testament Sc. 1007-15
Spanish-Gothic: Burgos. Cathedral. Facade and Towers
Spanish-Gothic: Burgos. Cathedral. Transepts and Crossing
French-Gothic: Amgou1eme, Cathedral. Tympanum of facade.
French- Gothic: Plan of Amiens Cathedral
French-Gothic: Beauvais. Cathedral from Southeast
French-Gothic: Cathedral. Notre Dame West End
French-Gothic: Portal of North Transept, Paris
French-Gothic: Beauvais. Cathedral. Choir
French- Gothic: Reims. Cathedral. West Portals
French-Gothic: Paris, Notre Dame: View through the Transept
French-Gothic: Paris. Cathedral Notre Dame View from South
French-Gothic: Tympanum: Christ sending forth the Apostles
French- Gothic: Chartres Cathedral. Exterior from SW
French- Gothic: Bourges Cathedral. Detail of middle portal: The Damned
French- Gothic: Two Grotesques, Paris
French-Gothic: Cantab1e Salisbury Cathedral
Italian-Gothic: Siena Cathedral. Exterior; West facade
Italian-Gothic: Siena Cathedral. Interior
Eng1ish- Gothic: Canterbury Oathedra1 from Southwest
English-Gothic: Durham Cathedral
Eng1ish- Gothic: York Cathedral. West End
English-Gothic: London. Westminster Abbey. Interior of Henry VII's Chapel
English-Gothic: Salisbury Cathedral. View from Northeast
English-Gothic: Lincoln Cathedral
English Arch. : London. British Museum
English Arch. : London, St. Paul's Cathedral
English Arch. : London. St. Paul's West End Slide Cracked
American Arch. : Washington D.C- White House Slide Broken
American Arch. : Washington D.C. Capitol Building
American Arch. : Chicago Ill. Art Institute
American Arch. : Charlottesville. University of Virginia Slide Broken
American Arch. : Charlottesville Va. Monticello
American Arch. : New York City. Brooklyn Bridge
American Arch. : Trinity Church Boston
American Arch. : St. Louis, Missouri. Wainwright Building
American Arch. : Entrance Hall, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, Wn.
American Arch. : Grilled Entrance, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle Washington
American Arch.: Seattle Art Museum, Seattle Washington
Romanesque: Prussia: St. Godehard, Hildesheim
Romanesque: Prussia: St. Godehard, Hildesheim, Interior
Romanesque: Italy, Tuscan Pisa, Cathedral, View from rear with Leaning Tower
Ren-Arch.: Italy: Florence, L.S. Alberti: Palazzo Rucellai Slide Cracked
Ren-Arch.: Italy: Florence, San Lorenzo Interior
Three-headed Sival Elephanta Rock Temple (Sculpture)
Buddha carried before the gods; Buddha bathing. Borobudur, Java
Women at the Fountain, Detail. Borobudur
Dancing Siva XI-XVI cent. Nataraja
Pleasures of the Harem: The women asleep. Lahore
Muktesvara Temple in Bhubanesvara. Decoration on the south side
Women at the fountain. Borobudur
Bodhisattva: Maitreya. Lahore, Museum
Four-headed Budhist Sarnath. X-XII Cent.
Dancing Siva. Elura, Ravana-Ka-Khai Cave
Borobudur, stupa relief. VIII Cent.
In Relief from the base of the Stupa. Borobudur.
In Worship of the golden Goose. Ajanta, Cave 17.
Nimi Spirit People and Sea Going Turdle Cannon Hill, Primitive Australia
Four running Women Unbalanya Hill, Primitive Australia
Spirit Man spearing Kangaroos Western Arnhem Land, Primitive Australia
Japanese Mask from Folkwang Museum. Essen, Germany
Japanese Sculpture
Toba Sojo: The Battle of the Bulls. 15th Cent. Japan
Priest Zemmui Heian Period XII 0ent.
Japanese Sculpture
Japanese Sculpture
Japanese Sculpture
Japanese Sculpture
Japanese Sculpture
Japanese Sculpture
Japanese Sculpture
Japanese Sculpture: Dai-Butsu, Asakasa
Mountain Scene. Landscape
Japanese Painting
Sempo: The Song of the Ten Bulls. Part III
Yamoto-Tosa School, Autumn Flowers
Mokke: A Tiger
Korin: Character-Portrait (1660-1716)
The Mustard Seed Garden Drawings of rocks.
Sumiyoshi Keion (ascribed) Heijimonogatari. Boston
Sempo: The Song of the Ten Bulls. Part IV
Korin: Matsushima (Island of Pines)
Japanese Painting
Raigo of Amida and His Host Heian Period II Cent.
Schthian Oriental plate fr. girdle clasp; cast gold
Stag and salmon engraved on antler. fr. Lorthet, Pyrenees, Magdalenian
Flint types, Magdalenian
Galloping Boar Slide, Magdalenian Cracked
Wounded Bison, Magdalenian Slide Cracked
Engraved reindeer, Magdalenian
Rolling Bison, Magdalenian
Reindeer, Magdalenian
Doe, Magdalenian
Cave Bear, Magdalenian
Reindeer, Magdalenian
Steatopygus female statuette, Mentone, Magdalenian
Stonehenge Eng. Restored, Magdalenian
Stonehenge England, Magdalenian
Vase from Egypt
Mural from the grave of Hui. Kurnet Murrai
Tomb-painting: Geese of Meidum. 3rd or 4th dyn., Cairo
Bowing a reaping / Tomb of Menna. Thebes
Instrumental trio. Tomb of Nakht
Fowling Scene: 18th dyne
Beni-Hasan, tomb of Khumhotep II 12th dynasty
Egyptian Harp-Lute
Beni-Hasan, Wrestlers, Mural
Stele with Isis, Osiris, Horus.
Queen Nofretete, 1370 B·C.
Temple of Queen Hatshepsup
Esne , Temple. Hypostyle Hall
Edfu, Temple of Horus, Court. Detail: Colonnades
Statue of Queen Tuia.
Karnak, Temple of Ammon; Hypostyle Hall
Harvest scenes, Tomb of Nenena, Thebes. 18th dyne
Wrestlers. Tomb Cheti Beni Hasan
Stele of Naram-Sin; early Babylonia, Susa.
Ancient Types of Boats: Babylonia n Syrian 2000 B·C·
Ziggurat, Ur. Exterior; restored / Sumerian
Ivory figures and heads from Knossos
Bull head; Late Minoan II/Bull head steatite; Mid. Minoan
Knossos; Palace / Minoan
Knossos, Diagram of the fresco: Playing with the bull / Minoan
Cup-Bearer Fresco Knossos
Knossos Palace Staircase and Portico
Knossos, the Ladies in Blue
Knossos; Palace; Hall of double axes rebuilt
Serpent Goddess
Royal Magazines in Storeroom
Holy Cave of Psychro
Bullfight - outside Knossos
Mycenae, Treasury of Atreus
Silver figure of Winged Goat
Assyrian Temple-Tower.
Relief of Ashurnasirpal
Cult of the Dead - Sarcophagus
Troas, Statuette of praying woman Wlide [slide cracked]
Vaphio cups. Athens
The Lion gate
Tiryns, Seal. Athens
Flute player and harp player
Early Greek Lyre
Aeropolis Maiden
Epideurus, Plan of Theatre
Head of Hermes
Apollo Belvedere
Aphrodite of Cnidus. Praxiteles. IV Cent.
Apollo of Tenea
Dipylon amphora
Head of youth, Acropolis
Mourning Athenal Akropolis Museum, Athens
Birth of Venus from the Ludovisi Throne
Flute player, Ludovisi Throne
Archaic Kore, Acropolis Museum, Athens
Paestum, Temple of Poseidon, Exterior (560 B.C.)
Acropolis, reconstruction
slide missing
slide missing
The Acropolis
Orders of Greek and Roman Architecture
Theater of Dionysus
Reconstruction of Grecian house
Theater of Dionysus
Theatre at Aspendus
Theater of Dionysus [slide cracked]
Plan of Acropolis / Maps [slide cracked]
Delphi. Treasury of the Athenians [slide cracked]
Olympia, Temple of Zeus. Sectiona 1 diagram. [slide cracked]
Art Map of Italy
Parting of Lot and Abraham: Rome
Cultivating, From the Luttrell Psalter
Plowing, From the Luttrell Psalter
Sowing, From the Luttrell Psalter
Reaping, From the Luttrell Psalter
Peasants at Work 13th century Manuscript
Sarcophagus with portraits, Lateran, Rome
Good Shepherds: sarcophagus Rome
Mary receiving the Wool for the Temple Veil, Constantinople
Palmyra, Family vault: Angels with portrait medallions
Archangel Michael; Ivory leaf of a diptych
Page from Utrecht Psalter
Church of Vignory. Interior, Northeast
Monastery of Daphni. Mosaic: The Nativity
Christ teaching the apostles in the heavenly Jerusalem
Triforium with evangelists, St. Luke and St. John
Rome, old Church of St. Peter, reconstruction
Sarcophagus of the archbishops Theodorus, Ravenna, Sant'Apollinare
Ravenna. Baptistery of the Orthodox. The Vault with the baptism of Christ.
Episcopal throne. Story of Joseph.
Ravenna, Sant'Apollinare: Christ with angels
Sarcophagus of Junius Bassus; Rome
Ravenna, S. Apollinare Nuovo, Int.
Ravenna, S. Apollinare Nuovo, Exter. [slide cracked]
Sarcophagus: Legend of Jonah Rome
Nero. 37--68 AD
Mausoleum of Galla Plaeidia Ravenna Good Shepherd
Baptistery of the Cathedral Ravenna: St. Bartholomew
Ravenna. S. Apollinare Nuovo. The Virgin with Child and angels
San Apollinare Nuovo: Ravenna / Madonna and Child Enthroned
Ravenna, S. Giovanni Fonte. Judas Zelotes, head
Procession of Female Saints, l1.avenna
Ravenna, S. Vitale. Capital with carved impost.
Constantinople. Santa Sophia Detail of Vaults and Capital.
Daphni. Church. Exterior.
Constantinople. Santa Sophia. Interior looking East.
Mausoleum of Cealla Plaeidia Doves at a Fountain
San Vitale Ravenna / Moses [slide cracked]
Schematic plan of Hagia Sophia, Constantinople.
Ravenna. Baptistery of the Orthodox. Interior.
San Vitale- Ravenna Ornamental Motifs - detail
Venice, St. Mark's cupolu Christ with angels
Ravenna. S. Apollinare Nuovo. The Three Magi.
San Vitale - Ravenna Theodora
San Vitale Justinian Detail
Emperor Justinian and Courtiers, Ravenna.
Baptistery of the Arians-Ravenna St. Paul
Basiliea San Apollinare Nuovo - - Calling of Peter and St. Andrew
San Vitale - Ravenna Bishop Maximian
Christian and Byzantine Ravenna, S. Vitale; Exterior
Empress Theodora and Court Ladies, Ravenna
Apocalypse of Angers Detail
Ravenna. S. Vitale. Middle figure of the empress Theodora.
San Vitale-Ravenna Antonina and her daughter - detail
Monreale, Dome over the apse. Christ and Madonna
San Vitale Mt. Sial - detail
Ravenna, Mausoleum of Falla Placidia. Mosaic: the Good Shepherd
Ravenna.S. Vitale. Basket capital.
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Transfiguration. Gospel of Otto III
657. Master of the Life of Mary. Presentation of the Virgin.
Jean sans Peur / The'o Pintelon
Relief of Gabriel. Stamboul Museum.
David Le Sacre de Napoleon Ier
Page from Koran.
The Sheng
Hebrew lyre / Hebrew Shophar
no title
Gold Mask c. 13-1200 Mycenne-Aegeon
The Francois Vase [slide cracked]
Initial "B" from Psalter Beatus Vir.


text:
[Verse 1]
It's just uhh, trials and tribulations
This world is fuckin' crazy
When I'm screamin', "free my man", the crowd's screaming
Cuz we came from couches, two family houses, to corporations
And I know these streets are a dead end, but these streets embraced me
People I fuck with call me "kellz", that's what the streets named me
Fuck where you think I'm from or how I live, the streets raised me
And fuck the world for hittin' my girl with that stray, and let the Tears run down my face onto a casket after wakenin'
I'm thankful for livin' this long, cuz a lot of us don't make it
Rip to homie rock who got shot right after graduation
And jojo was an animal, I guess that's why they caged him
Caught in a vicious cycle of life as a young teenager
My history class is bullshit, they feed us false information
Fuck the founding fathers, millions died over Benjamin Franklin
My brother fought in Iraq, but it might as well been prison
Cuz he's home but his sanity didn't come wit him
Fuck the world screamin'..
I pledge allegiance, to the streets. hold it down, keep it g
I gave the lord, my soul to keep. that's why I'm still standin, in my chuck t's
In my chuck t's. in my chuck t's. I'm still strong, in my chuck t's
I pledge allegiance, to the fans, to be the realest motherfucker that I can
That I can, that I can. remain the realest motherfucker that I can
So when they lay me down to sleep, the last of a dying breed.. rip
[Verse 2]
Jesus died for me, government lied to me
These people say they loyal, I just hope they ride for me
And if I die before I wake, then cry for me
And keep my motherfuckin' name alive for me
Now, I done seen some things that I would never tell my daughter
And did some shit that I'm ashamed of, forget of what I gotta
I know the devil's hot, but I got something hotter
And my boys ain't from Jamaica, but they some fuckin' shottas
We never start no fights, but we'll go to war
Est tatted on us, that's something will die for
These faggots had shit handed to em, but we earned it
Roll a j, yell out my window, lace the fuck up then i burn it
Turned into the opposite of what they thought I would, skippin' classes
Voice of a revolution of troubled youth, kiss our asses
And if government conspiracies are lies, then why the dollar got the all seeing eye?

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Zoo Boise has raised nearly $220,000 to build a new exhibit for its patas monkeys in just five weeks after the City of Boise contributed $100,000 from its Parks and Recreation Department budget.
The Friends of Zoo Boise raised the remaining $119,000 from private donors.
Construction is expected to start this spring on a new 1,000-square-foot patas monkey exhibit to replace the previous primate exhibit, which was built in 1967. Officials hope to have the new building finished by fall.
The fundraising campaign was precipitated by a Nov. 18 break-in at the zoo that led to the death of one of the zoo's two monkeys.
Two female monkeys arrived from a New York zoo on Dec. 3 and will be gradually introduced to the remaining male after a quarantine period.
Copyright 2013 The Associated Press


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People have many reasons for choosing a vegetarian (no meat) or vegan (no animal products) lifestyle: to lower cholesterol, lose weight, conserve water, save rainforests, stop animal cruelty, and many other personal, health, environmental or ethical reasons. Sometimes, these reasons are so compelling that they want to extend this major life choice to their pets as well.
Dogs are classified as carnivores, but as a practical matter, they are omnivorous and can easily survive without meat, as long as they eat a balanced diet. Dog relatives like foxes and coyotes consume lots of fruit or other vegetation at certain times of the year. While not ideal for every dog, most dogs can be successfully converted to a vegetarian or even vegan diet, and there are several suitable commercial dog foods as well as homemade diets. If you are considering a vegetarian rather than vegan diet for your dog, a lacto-ovo vegetarian diet has more flexibility by allowing dairy products and eggs as protein sources.
Cats, however, are exclusively carnivorous by nature and by physiology. The cat's body has made many specific adaptations to its expected diet of prey, which consists mostly of protein, fat and moisture. While you may hear stories about successfully vegetarian cats (including one lion), as a veterinarian, I cannot recommend trying to make a cat exclusively vegetarian or vegan. I've just seen too many problems from it.
There are lots of products being marketed as "vegetarian" dog foods. However, many contain corn gluten meal or soybean meal—both of which are already common meat substitutes in mass-market pet foods. Dogs have difficulty digesting soy, which along with soy's naturally high phytoestrogen content, makes soy problematic as a protein source. Corn gluten meal contains about 60% protein. Today, it is being promoted as a lawn fertilizer and weed killer! When considering a vegetarian dog food, corn and soy are key ingredients to avoid. Fortunately, you don't have to worry about that when you're shopping at Only Natural Pet Store—we don't carry foods containing those ingredients! We carry dry, canned, and even "raw" vegetarian dog foods:
Natural Balance Vegetarian Dog Food Allergy Formula
As we've talked about before, variety is essential to your pet's diet, so don't get stuck on a single food–a mix of homemade and commercial foods may be ideal for both variety and convenience.


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Monday, August 30, 2010
1 down & 1825 to go (days that is)
Posted by M Crew at 6:04 PM 4 comments
Sunday, August 29, 2010
A Sunday Secret..
Today we are very thankful to have a fridge full of fresh fruit. The house where we go swimming in the beautiful pond, has the most amazing garden I've ever seen. They also have lots of fruit trees and we count ourselves very lucky to benefit from their hard work. A few weeks ago we were able to get a bag full of peaches that were to die for and today she asked us to come over after church to get some pears, tomatoes and potatoes and I'm going to attempt to make pear butter since we have so many. (please feel free to share any recipes you may have!)
I'm also grateful she picked some flowers from her garden and let us take them home. What is it about fresh flowers that make your home feel better?
Saturday nights I get our clothes ready for church the next morning, since we need to be there early. This morning as I was getting I had a "love moment" when Cony was wearing a tie to match what I was wearing. We do it every Sunday and some are more obvious than others, and today was an obvious day. It makes me happy, cause I really like to have my pajama's and work out clothing to match or at least coordinate. It's ridiculous I know, so I'm working on it by branching out with my home decor. So far I love the eclectic feel, more than anything I've done with a place. Who knows, maybe I'll branch out with my clothing next...
Posted by M Crew at 3:37 PM 5 comments
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Look what I can do Mommy!
I've been chomping at the bit to re-finish some pieces of furniture that we have that were my grandparents. They all need some love but I started with this dresser that my dad inherited. My intention was to paint this a soft buttery color but when I sanded it down, I couldn't bring myself to cover the beautiful wood. So I went with a classic 'bring it back to it's original state' look. high-gloss and all.
Thankfully I was able to get those darn stickers off the top drawer and fix some other wood problems it had...
I like to stain wood with a piece of cloth or a sock, which ever one I have around. This go-around I used one of Cony's socks, and even had latex gloves on underneath so that this wouldn't happen... attractive uh?
Another project I tackled this week...dots! I thought this would be a great way to soften the edges in our apartment and add some warmth & color. I'm tickled with how it turned out and it cost less than $20. Plus I have lots of fabric left over for another project!
Close up. I just got a bunch of embroidery rings and had some clearance fabric cut and put it together with some fabric I already had.
Posted by M Crew at 11:18 AM 9 comments
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Please someone explain...
Here's the preview: A few weeks ago, Cony was boss and surprised me with concert tickets to Lilith Fair. He knows how much I love Sarah McLachlan and knew it would cheer me up! (but secretly I think it was his way of saying Thank You for sticking with me up here). The concert was for August 1st, which was a Sunday and it shocked me that he even considered it much less bought the tickets. The Sunday before we had just received our callings in church and we decided last minute to take a trip to Chicago & Nauvoo since mom, Emily & Jordan would be there on their way home from Idaho. We left Nauvoo for my uncles home in Indianapolis and left much later on Saturday than we planned and made a HUGE detour home. I mean so big that we said hello to Canada and didn't get home until 5:30 in the mornin'.
Regardless of the length and mishaps of the trip we had a wonderful time. I guess we had such a great time, we. forgot. to. go. to. the. concert! We didn't realize this until 2 days later. I wanted to cry for a few reasons but most of all I HATE to waste money. It makes me sick to my stomach. Thankfully we were able to brush it off fairly easily because we realized that we were finally getting our priorities in order and if it was somewhere we needed to be, we would have remembered.
But don't ya wanna cry for me?
Until I go into our trip to the Midwest here's me and my little Jordan man that I'm missing pretty badly today...
Posted by M Crew at 8:05 PM 2 comments
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Big Willi, Part 2
From April to September, the Big Willi host a street fair on the 3rd Thursday of each month. We were shocked to hear that some 15,000 people show up every month. This was the towns way of attracting people here in a positive way and try to rid their 'herion city' reputation. It's only a block away from our house and when we went last night I just wanted to sit there and people watch. Trust me, you would have wanted to, too.
See this Frog bridge? Frogs are everywhere in this town. The legend has it that during the French and Indian War during the night there was a horrible sound that woke everyone up. It's believed there were local Indian tribes preparing to overrun the village in the middle of the night but couldn't because of the frogs. The next day they found a very large amount of frogs either dead or dying in a pond that had been drained low by drought or a nearby mill operator. The township became the laughing stock of Connecticut for a few years after...(There are a few other versions of the story, but I like this one best.)
(excuse me while I fool around with different ways to upload photos, if you have any suggestions... please feel free to suggest away)
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
The Big Willi, Part 1
Here it is, the town in which we live. Willimantic. We were in shock when we drove into this town and could have sworn we saw the sign 'Abandon all Hope'. That same weekend we moved in, we headed to Walmart.. which was a huge mistake because it sooo depressing! We make a joke of it now, by pumping ourselves up in the car before we walk in (but it really does help!). However, us hating WalMart is for another day.
Our favorite thing we've discovered here.. a natural springs water fountain. We fill up water jugs for the week and it's so much better than keeping up with Brita. At first we thought it was a religious symbol people were worshipping, since our town is full of Puerto Ricans we thought maybe a Saint Mary......
Another really amazing discovering is our building. Willimantic is known as the Thread City. Our building and the 2 next to us were once thriving thread mills, one of the largest in the world. In fact, these buildings were the first in the world to use electric lighting and Thomas Eddison was part owner of the mill.
Posted by M Crew at 8:16 PM 1 comments
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Tender Mercies
Today Cony and I spoke in church. It was special because we've never given talks together. We were given the topic 'Our Duty to God' and both feel we spoke the things that we were inspired to say. In fact it was the first talk I've ever given that I didn't question myself and think of 10 other things I could have said better.
That's not why I'm here though. I had to write an email today to my last client in Atlanta telling her that I lost all her photos when our computer AND external hard drive crashed. I not only lost those photos but photos from the wedding we shot in Florida. I think my heart stopped for a moment, but Meg quickly reminded me that we downloaded all my images on her computer before I left. We NEVER do that and the fact that she actually kept them on her computer was another miracle. Can I hear a "hallelujah"? If I would just open my eyes more, I know there are other miracles happening...
Photos were taken on UCONN's walking trail through a cow pasture. Cony is sick of being my model. Anyone else wanna come to CT to be my model??
Posted by M Crew at 10:18 PM 2 comments
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Home (bitter) Sweet Home
We cleaned the house the other day and decided to take some photos. For a couple of reasons...
1.) So my mom can see what I've done to the place
2.) So you can all share your design ideas with me. I have a few up my sleeve, but working with a blank "loft" style apartment is not as easy as one would think. Especially on a tight budget. (who am I kidding, I don't even have a budget!)
Please share your ideas. All ideas welcome! Later on I will share some links with my ideas. Until then...
Note: things not pictured.. the Theater and the Reading Nook
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Not sure if any of you have noticed, but we are Southerners. We're kinda proud of it too. Yet here we are in Connecticut for Cony to attend grad school at UCONN (University of Connecticut). You'll see that I will refer to where we currently are as 'The North' and our home as 'The South'. Some might not think that's grammatically correct, but in our world it is.
Besides stressing about not having jobs or student loans coming through, we've managed to find a little love for this place. We've been writing down everything we've observed or learned in the last 5 weeks. Here are a few.....
- when it rains it actually cools down
- ice cream stands are everywhere, we're talking the real deal here. Milk straight from the cow and 18% butter fat and it's delicious!
-post offices here are like churches in the South. Most are in really small old homes and literally only 1/2 mile apart.
-roads are really wide. Not for bikes.. but for snow!
- there is VERY little new construction. In fact, we've only seen 2 homes that we're built in the last 20 years. The old homes are beautiful but sadly not very well kept.
- women don't wear make-up.... need I say more?
-there are no fences to separate property lines but short rock walls. (pictures to come soon)
-no public swimming pools, only water holes... and even those close early in the summer because of contamination.
-have to pay for parking at the beach only to find rocks in the sand and water congested with nasty seaweed. Definitely not your FL beaches.
-everyone drives the speed limit.
-houses are 10-15 feet from the road and main roads at that.. you think I'm joking...
-our little town is over 78% Puerto Ricans.
-our little town is also known as 'heroin city'.
-the weather is so nice even in August that we were able to take a nap outside in the middle of the day without sweating. No joke.
-Renee Zellweger lives about 20 minutes away.
-the people are nothing like we expected them to be, in a good way. ;-)
Posted by M Crew at 8:13 PM 3 comments
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
I can try & try to let things go..
Both Cony and I figured it was time to get this blog up and going again since we've moved to a foreign land called Connecticut. What better day to start this than on the 2nd anniversary that dad passed. It's been a journey. Sometimes good. Sometimes bad. There's still a small part of my heart that stops every time I hear a phone ring. I never know how August 10th is going to be. Will I just be a ball of mess or have I gotten to the point where I can just celebrate my dad for who he was? If I don't cry, does that make me a bad person? If that's all I do is cry, does that make me a weak person? These are all the thoughts that go through my crazy mind and am slowly receiving the answers.
Although my life is nothing what I thought it would be by the time I was 30. I have to believe that he would be proud of me. I've taken the path that was right for me. I've experienced things that has brought me to the depths of despair and out of that despair has brought me more love that I can comprehend. Growing up having a dad coach every type of sport, you hear things that you tend to push aside. However, the slogan 'No Pain, No Gain' really does have more meaning than one.
We hope to share with you our love, our happiness and sometimes our heartache. Because let's face it, whose life is always peachy? I don't want this blog to portray anything that is not real.
I really wish I had a photo of my dad to share but since our computer AND external hard drive both crashed that's not possible. So enjoy a quote I read today..
"If you love life, life will love you back..."
Posted by M Crew at 4:50 PM 8 comments


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A pilot who died in a mysterious plane crash in Nashville last month listed Taylor Swift as his next of kin. But the real mystery? Neither Swift nor anyone on her team has ever heard of the man.
Michael Callum, 45, was killed when his small plane crashed at Nashville International Airport on Oct. 29. Authorities investigating the incident discovered that he had listed the 'Red' superstar as his next of kin on papers filed with his home flying club.
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The tragic case only becomes more mysterious as additional facts become known. No one knows why Callum was in the Nashville area, as his intended destination was some 500 miles away. He apparently circled the airport undetected for two-and-a-half hours prior to the crash, and the plane's wreckage went undiscovered for several hours. Part of the problem could have been that the aircraft's transponder wasn't working -- or had been turned off to avoid detection.
Swift, of course, has long ties with Nashville and has lived in the country music capital for several years. Her current home, near the city's Vanderbilt University, is a three-bedroom home boasting 20-foot-high windows and panoramic views.


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